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'l'<n-lt-rl_v placing the 111110 body 1n a small exp, wagon. the childrcn slartt-d sloxvLv up 111-- "trret in 1111- direction of thr- 11111r2111- of l-I. l". White, 11 1111-111 uril-rtuluer, 111.11 li1»1‘11r1- they reach- 1-11 1111- margin}, word of what 1111- 11n11.-"11111 cortegc- 111121111 112111 l‘Qil('1'l' 1-11 scorn; o1‘ 01111-1‘ youngstr-rs. and win-n 1111a 111ini111r1- "hears ' rcacli- 1-11 111:,- undertaking csvablislimr-nt 1111-1-1- \\'('l'1~ fully 200 YIJIITIQSYi-Tﬁ in 1111-. "funeral procnssion."

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April 27¢- of 1111.- .- $11111 111-rt- . '. Vaidnw-ll, .\l. l’.. it. 'l‘1'.'11 .\l l’. l’.. :111d111114.~r promin- ,t-n1 leader's of 1111» puriy art- lie-rc. -An effort l5 111-mg 1111111 by u 111111;; o1 the part)’ 1o r111u11v1- '11. [lags-r- niun, 1111- 1111111ag1-r 111' 1111-1-11-11111-111- live l1ran<~h. ll»- i- being strongly supported by A. t‘. l"‘1l\\'\.‘8l1. .\l. P. l‘,, and 1111- .\'1v,-. sizotiu delegates. 1t is ri-p-irtoil 111111 1111- 14101111111111- vrs will he calic-d upon to pay 1111-. 1111111111-1: 11f the Subscribml .~I.11cl(_ Lo»?- MAY WHEAT DROPS OVER SIX CENTS IN WINNIPEG MARKET

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in 0115111 premiums and the adjust- 111g of $11111‘, SﬂlPS has had its off- i-t-ls‘ 11nl signs of rc-turning 1o nor- mal conditions are again evident. During 1111-0 st .1 on \11-._v wuchcd 11 111k 111 £15117; und Jul-y Mil-il/d. A 10s»- ll|“_'“lll demand i11 t111- cash nuirlu-t 11111111111011 11111, 1111-. short i11- 11-1-1 st 11nd 111-en liqultlutcd for 111,. 11m.- hi-ing. Uffi-rtngs early this morning were fairly large, while llfﬁlllllllllﬁ wcrc unchanged to Ono c0111 l1et1er. Later the 10p grade with offerings being well absorbed. ’1‘!:1- course grains showed lower prim-s in syinpailiy with wheat,

BARS NATIVE WINES

'1‘(l1t0X'l‘(l, April 2G—-’l‘l11- legis- lature 111111131 gave a second reading to tiiv- billinlro1l11ced by ll. ll. De-

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THE CHARLOTTE

British Goal Strike _ Still Unsettled

LONDON, April 26—An official report on this morning's confer- ence of miner»: and mine owners

4 1x11111111 was attended -l1_v the Presid-

cnt of 1111- Board 11f Trade. the Min- ister of Labor, the Secretary for Mini-s.

The coal owners und the min- ers repn-sentailvca says the cm:- lk-rer.» considered a statement by 11111 owners containing a proposal f11r a durable scheme providing that 1111- coal industry should de- pend on 11s ability 111 pay und that the country be dividerflbto agree-d areas standard wage-s for the nit-n 111111111 b1- fixml 11.». against standard profits fur 1111'- owhers, under thi- p1‘11p11.~<:11 1111- standard of wages being :1 first charge on the indus- try. Tln- 1S11rplus: Rove-nut- oi’ an :11'1=;1. u-ould he divided bctwecn on 111-rs and 1111- 1111-11. A tempor- ﬂfy ﬂET-‘Hmrnt for me trunaction 111-rind \\'11ul.t.f provide that the (zounlry- ‘be divided 111w five are-us and that for three 1111101113 reduc- tions in wages in euch urea should be uniiform-ﬂnot cxcectl an amount to be fixed liy the Government, the oyvnors 11nd the men for each of the -thrco months respectively. N0 payment would be made for days on which 1111-. men did not workj for each month of 11111 temporary agreement the owm-rs would not share in the. Surplus llcvenue ur talu- the standard profits if wages for this reason would .111: l-iki-ly to 1111 reduced.

m» l-iIS MAJESTY WINS

l’l't0V1l1N(‘E,lt.l. April 26“ A ver- dict for $23,041.71 was returned by a jury in the United States dis- trict court here this afternoon in favor 11f 11111 King o1‘ Great Britain.

The King sued the Taft-Peirce Manufacturing t‘111np:1ny, 11f Woon-

wocket. It. l. for $80,001, damages,

alleging ibreuch or contract by the

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31111111 Pails, 0nt.—~"l suffered’ with ruling of my organs, pains around 111y heart and in bowels and down 111y legit, neuralgia ln my face u11d 1101111, und that terrible 11111111115 ice-ling. 1 fclt that 1 could not live. 11nd would 11x my housu i11 111111-1- cvcry 11114111 no thcre would be 11o iiouhh- if 1 dropped off in the night. My husband went to the druggiut to got the beat rcomdy he 111111 and 11e- gavc him Lydia E. Plllkllillttri Mcgclublo Compound. i look six bottles and felt a lot 111-l- ir-r. l will always recommend 111a Vegetable Compound, and you 11111 use these facts as :1 testimonial."- .‘ . J. 0. Church, Box 8-15, finiilhs Falls, Ont.

The success of Lydia E. Pink- 11111115; Vi-gzeluble (‘ompnuiid 11111110 from routs and herbs, I11 unpurallel- ed. 11. 111:1.y be used with perfect confidence ’l1y women who suffer from nervous prostrution, displace- ments, influmutiun, ulceration, lrregularuties, Df-‘Plﬂtlltt pains, lmckalicc bearing-down fro.- ing, flatulency, indigestion and dizziness. Lydia E. Plnkl1a111’n' Vegetable Compound is the stand- ard rcinedy for female 111s.

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Granddaughter 0f Napoleon In, Paris

Desire: Seat at Mao in Observance of Centenary of Emperor’: Death

PARIS, April ‘Ii-In one of the parish schools of Paris there is today a teacher who is the grand- 11111151111-1 01 111a great Nani-lew- the céntenary of whose death France is now preparlnl; l0 691°‘ hvate. She lives 1n a sunull 1111;111- ment in the students’ quarter in me Boulevard _S1. Mihlel, and teaches to urchins oi the district the history of France, 1n Whlvh hcr father's -fntber played l0 K793i- 8 11311..

O11 tin- nvc of 1111-. celebration n Paris ncnn-"pupi-i-ftiuii has $111121" i11-r out to ask what share she would like to huvc 111 the cert-mon- ies. 'l‘l1ut she should have u corti- 1-r 111 Notre Dame when mass iwns_ c1-l1-l1rat1-d i11 the l-)'111peror'=1 ‘me- mory’ was 111-r only request. “But ‘ who will think of mo?" she ndded._

Mme. Churoltte Alesnurd ls now I the name of this 1lescentiant 01' the 1110111 Emperor. Although only one generation separates her from 111111, she is only 1'15 years old. In her features, especially in the lbrehend und eyes, there is trace- able a distinct resemblance to his, _ and even more to those of the. tnother. 111 11111110 oi her son, Mme.‘ Meshurd says, the likeness was! oven more remarkable; l1u1.' her‘ son, the great-grandson of the Em- peror, is 111-ad. When 11o was only 151 1111 fr-ll fighting for France near Rheima. l

Mme. hiesnardn father was known in history as Count Leon. He “'11s the natural son of Napoleon and Elouure de 1a Plalgne, a maid of honor of Princess Murat. In 18015 when 11a was ‘born, his father recognized him and his ﬁrst years- were spent at Court. Napoleon, then without legitimate heirs, had, him educated as a real prince and cvcn ziftcr his marriage with Marie Luise of Austria, kept 111m at the Tuilt-ries and treated him affec- tionutely.

(‘011111 Leon's life after the fall of the Emperor was adventurous nnd troubled Napoleon 111111 made provision for him i11 his will, drawn

AS the majority directorate of

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Montreal, formed in 1817, were Scotchmen or bore Scotch names it was but natural that they should seek in Canada "to extend and to perpetuate for the farmer and the merchant the beneﬁts and stimulus of a system the worth of which

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branches by banks of large capital.

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a1 St. Helena, ‘but the tt-rms of the will xvcro never curried out. Leon 111-1-111111- famous as u gauiblcr und dm-llist. Lain i11 life h1- married u woman of 11111111110 birth u111l had blllfﬁﬂ sons and one daughter, thé

oman whose one wish 1L is on the day 11f the ci-ntenary to have a seat 1

the Pope crowuu-d her ancestor. Of the sons of (Eount Leon, two are 111-ad, one us; lhe result of 1 wounds and cxpmuira i11 the World War. The third, with 111s c1111- dren, lives quietly in the Vosges 1 district. ——-—-~—<o-c>-————-

Wild Rumors Over N ickerson Arresit

YAlt-MDUTI-l, April 211-4111 tho report published I11 u city daily on Saturday, 1o the effect that l-"red Nickerson had. bee-n arrested by Provincial unstable 0111111111111 111 Yzirmouitii, at. Argyle, llle previous 'I‘hursday brought before Stipen- diiury I-elton und fined $3i.60,nnd 1n dcfa-ult of payment sent to jail for two months, is somewhat 11b- surd, considering penalty nnd what that report charges him with. The report showied that the prisoner vwus involved -in o cattle stealing episode about seven years ago, es- caped justice at that time by leav- ing the country, but had recently returned) 11nd the strong arm of the law had got. after him, brought him to justice with the above re- sults, and with the additional sen- tence that he must provide bonds to keep the peace, after he ls re- leased, for two years.

iS-uch a report going broadcast over the country would lead des- peradoes to believe that Yarmoutli would ibe an easy place forthem to carry on any nefarious work they may choose. particularly when they read or learn of a cattle thief

ed $31.60, or in default o! payment two months in the common Juli. Another absurdity of the report was the statement that Nlckerson, when he suw the officers of tho law after him, lbaat 11 busty retreat to the deep woods, armed with a Winchester rifle, revolvers and field glasseu, presumably for the purpose of spying orn his pursuera, and when they app1 hed to take him prisoners he would shoot, and for c.1111 that the uuﬂousness of the only saw fit to impose the forego- chnrge ngnlnwt hlm can be readily imagined, when istfpendiiury Patton

lng sentence. The real charge for which Niokcrnon was taken was for assault, and it was not known that Nlckerson wan in the country the day ibefore the arrest, and the charge was preferred against him by a neighbor. _ ,

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ESKIMOS OF REPULSE BAY, REPORTED STA-RVINQ _ I q“ THE PAS_ April 27.--'l‘he Eski- non 11f 111111111511 Buy, on the fringe urn starving’ rappers reaching bore rt-port. 'l‘l1c- herds 1.11

of food during 1111-. deaths are 1'11- 111-Led.

'i‘l11- gft-‘itl 1101-11.: of 111-er aro re- lnli-t and - coast] vibes have fared well.

TIGHTENING UP THE LAW

w.-\s111\'<:'r11.\:, 11111-11 27.~-~1\1= 11m ﬁrst sit-p 11f 1111- fight in (Yongrcss 111 1111111011 11p 1111- Volsli-utl prohibi- llmi 1-11l'111"1-1~1111-11l law. :1 bill ili-rlil-Yll- 1-11 to prohibit 1111- sali- of I11-or to

was 11111-1111111-1-11 in 1hr- ll<111.~-.1- 1111111)’ 11y 1‘h;1ir111.'111 \'111-.-t1-.-1d of 1hr- j111Ii- 1-j;11-_1- 1-111111111111-11, 'I‘111'~ would 11111 prohibit 1111- 11111- 1i1wi111-

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